May 01, 2005
Laser
Beam aimed at aircraft thought to come from Colleyville area
EXCLUSIVE
on Local News Only.com
by Linda Baker
Officer
Gregory Prewitt and Sgt. Clyde Davis responded to the 700
block of W. LD Lockett Road, on Tuesday, April 26,
at 10:02 PM, after a commercial airline pilot from DFW
Airport reported being "painted" by a laser beam
originating from the area, while his aircraft was flying
overhead.
The two
veteran Colleyville Police Officers searched the area, but
were unable to locate any suspects or witnesses. The
pilot had only been able to detect the general area
where the beam had originated. However, this was the
second time this month that this same offense has been
reported in the exact area, around the same time of
night.
As
reported in LocalNewsOnlycom, on April 5, 2005, also a
Tuesday night, Officer Bob Etheridge responded at 10:30
PM, to a call in the area around 900 W. LD Lockett
Road, regarding suspects possibly using Laser lights against
aircraft in the DFW Airport flight path.
No
suspects were located.
4/24/05
Theft of $200 worth of hand tools from Hall's Grocery, 4200
Glade Road. Evidence shows a suspect entered a fenced
area to steal the tools, and unsuccessfully attempted to
steal an air compressor. Officer Kevin Maddux took the
report from Charlie Hall at 1:20 AM.
4/24/05
Criminal Mischief around midnight at the Colleyville Senior
Center, 315 W. LD Lockett Rd. Officer Craig Terrell
reports unknown suspect(s) damaged the door by prying
off the trim, and breaking the glass. No
items appeared to be missing, but the damage to the door was
$500. Detective Kevin Walling is investigating.
4/24/05
Criminal Mischief reported at 2602 Arbor Trail to a green
Ford parked at the residence. Unknown suspect(s) put
scratch marks on the top of the vehicle, a deep circular
mark below the back window, and a white paint transfer on
the front bumper. Damage estimate was undetermined
yet.
4/24/05
Criminal Mischief to another vehicle parked at 3503
Pembrooke Parkway, South. The victim reported
to Officer John Fossett at 2:30 AM, that his vehicle
had been "egged".
4/23/05
Burglary of a Building; the Rice King restaurant at 4605
Colleyville Blvd. Officer John Arenz reports at 6:14
AM, that a suspect first broke a hole in the rear window, by
the drive-thru service area. He then stood on the
gas meter, reached through the hole, opened the cash
register and stole $100 in one dollar bills and the change
in the register. Detective Kevin Walling is in charge
of the investigation.
3/19/05 to
4/23/05 Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle; 500
Black Drive. Officer Gwen Parker took the report
from Tammy Jean Galavez, who is listed as a resident of
Lewisville. The complainant advised that while she was
incarcerated in Denton, her 20 year old son, Hector Galavez,
Jr., who lists a different address in Lewisville, drove
her vehicle and wrecked it. The white 1989 Chevrolet
Beretta had sustained $200 in damages. Detective David
Martz is investigating.
4/22/05 Information
report given to Officer Ron McFadden at 10:06 AM by
a woman who advised a white male stopped next to her in
a vehicle, with a towel over his lap. The victim
reported she observed movement under the towel; she was
worried the suspect was planning on exposing himself to
students in the area, which was near the Colleyville
Montessori School at 4700 Glade Creek.
4/22/05
Theft of $300 cash, reported at 11:30 AM, from the
unattended purse of a woman giving a horse riding lesson at
4515 Jackson Road. The victim reported to Officer John
Arenz that the money was in $20 denominations.
Detective Hillary Wreay is pursuing the case.
4/19/05
Bizarre traffic report taken at 2100 Hall Johnson Road by
Officer John Fossett. White female driving a
black Ford SUV, about 9:30 AM, hit a curb, causing the
right side mirror to strike a Kawasaki grass trimmer
being held in the hands of a landscaping worker working
near the roadway. Ruben Castro, 22, an employee
of locally owned, The Lawn Firm, was struck in the
stomach by the trimmer before it flew out of his hands
about 5' away. The woman continued driving but
turned around and came back. She asked the
non-English speaking worker was hurt; evidently determining
to herself that he was not at least mortally wounded.
She then drove off, without leaving any further
information about herself. What she did leave behind
beside the Hispanic landscaper, was her right side mirror,
and the damaged $55 grass trimmer.
The following
is the Booking Report for all arrestees that were
checked in through the Colleyville Justice Center jail
facility for the period between April 22, 2005 and April
28, 2005.
*Note:
All parties are presumed innocent until proven guilty
in a court of law.
Names in Bold Type were arrested on
drug or alcohol related charges.
ROBERT
LEVIS DEANS, Colleyville warrants for Expired License
Plate, Failure To Appear. Dallas Sheriffs Office
warrants for Expired Motor Vehicle Inspection, Failure
to Present Drivers License. Charged at 3:23 AM
on 4/28/05 by Officer Malinda Spence. Not
released at time of report.
RICHARD
SCOTT TIPTON,
Collin County Sheriffs Office warrant for Possession
of Marijuana. Charged at 3:21 PM on 4/27/05 by
Officer Isaac Soto. Cash bond, released at 5:01
PM on 4/27/05.
GEORGE
ALEXANDER SPRABERRY,
Colleyville PD - Possession of a Controlled Substance,
Penalty Group 2, under 2 oz., Possession of Marijuana,
under 2 oz. Charged at 2:35 PM on 4/27/05 by
Officer Isaac Soto. Not released at time of
report.
JEREMY
ADAM SWOPE, Colleyville PD - Speeding, Failure to
Maintain Financial Responsibility. Charged at
3:19 PM on 4/25/05, Officer not listed. Time
Served with a Payment Agreement; released at 12:20 AM
on 4/27/05.
KEVIN
ALEXANDER THOMAS, Watauga DPS warrants for Expired
Motor Vehicle Inspection, Failure To Appear.
Charged at 11:09 PM on 4/22/05 by Officer Raymon
Cannon. Paid Bond; released at 1:19 AM on
4/23/05.
JOHN
ROBERT DAVIS,
Colleyville PD - Minor In Possession-Alcohol.
Charged at 7:20 PM on 4/22/05 by Officer Malinda
Spence. Time Served; released at 7:00 AM on
4/23/05.
VICTOR
MANUEL GARCIA, Dallas PD warrants for No Registration,
Assault-Family Violence. Charged at 1:40 AM on
4/22/05 by Officer Jennifer Holderead. Paid
Fine; released at 2:00 AM on 4/22/05.
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